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Homecoming: Anse la Raye Requires Real Player "Poetry, is perfection's sweat but which must seem as fresh as the raindrops on a statue's brow", claimed Walcott in his Nobel speech. Here, the poet of the Caribbean, illustrates this apparent ease of writing and shows us how fragmented memory is central to his poetry. (for Garth St Omer) Whatever else we learned at school, like solemn Afro-Greeks eager for grades, of Helen and the shades of borrowed ancestors, there are no rites for those who have returned only, when her looms fade, drilled in our skulls, the doom- surge-haunted nights, only this well-known passage under the coconuts' salt-rusted swords, these rotted leathery sea-grape leaves, the seacrabs' brittle helmets, and this barbecue of branches, like the ribs of sacrificial oxen on scorched sand; only this fish-gut reeking beach whose frigate stuck like buzzards overhead whose spindly, sugar-headed children race pelting up from the shallows because your clothes, your posture seem a tourist's. They swarm like flies round your heart's sore.

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View Cart Log In More Info FURTHER READING Related Prose Derek Walcott: Tiepolo’s Hound Other Contemporary Formalist Poets Charles Martin Dana Gioia Mark Jarman Molly Peacock ... Wyatt Prunty External Links Derek Walcott Poems, biography, bibliography, and audio. Adopt a Poet Add to Notebook E-mail to Friend Print Derek Walcott The recipient of the 1992 Nobel Prize in Literature, Derek Walcott was born in Castries, Saint Lucia, the West Indies, on January 23, 1930. His first published poem, "1944" appeared in The Voice of St. Lucia when he was fourteen years old, and consisted of 44 lines of blank verse. By the age of nineteen, Walcott had self published two volumes, 25 Poems (1948) and Epitaph for the Young: XII Cantos (1949), exhibiting a wide range of influences, including William Shakespeare T. S. Eliot , and Ezra Pound He later attended the University of the West Indies, having received a Colonial Development and Welfare scholarship, and in 1951 published the volume Poems In 1957, he was awarded a fellowship by the Rockefeller Foundation to study the American theater. Since then, he has published numerous collections of poetry, most recently White Egrets Selected Poems The Prodigal: A Poem (2004), and

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Home Email us Guest Book Chat HON.DEREK WALCOTT Nobel Laureate 1992 www.sluonestop.com SLUONE SPECIAL SLUONE SHOP Interesting Books Cocoa Sticks T-shirts Shop at Cimpex Just Leathers SERVICES Attorneys ... DESTINATIONS HON. DEREK WALCOTT Hon. Derek Walcott receives his Nobel Prize from the King of Sweden, King Carl XXI Guctaf, December 1992. To see events for week 23 to 29 January, 2000. click here Walcott, Derek: Derek Walcott was born in 1930 in the town of Castries in Saint Lucia, one of the Windward Islands in the Lesser Antilles. The experience of growing up on the isolated volcanic island, an ex-British colony, has had a strong influence on Walcott's life and work. Both his grandmothers were said to have been the descendants of slaves. His father, a Bohemian watercolourist, died when Derek and his twin brother, Roderick, were only a few years old. His mother ran the town's Methodist school. After studying at St. Mary's College in his native island and at the University of the West Indies in Jamaica , Walcott moved in 1953 to Trinidad, where he has worked as theatre and art critic. At the age of 18, he made his debut with

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Gedichte von Derek Walcott Übersetzt von Johannes Beilharz Auf den Virgin Islands Für Bill und Pat Strachan Die Dünung der Orgel der anglikanischen Kirche St. Croix in Christianstead wird von der Stimme des Fallschirmjägers verdrängt: "Nach Vietnam zur Polizei. Dreißigmal abgesprungen." Glocken bestrafen die tote Straße, Tauben taumeln, ihre Schirme öffnend, vom Glockenturm und drehen sich in Kreisen, bis die Ringe des Läutens aufhören. "Salud!" Der Fallschirmjäger hebt sein Glas. Die Gemeinde erhebt sich wie eine Patrouille, mit schlurfenden Schuhen und Stiefeln, und wiederholt Befehle, während die Orgel donnert: "Preiset den Herrn. Der Name des Herrn sei gepriesen." Jenseits des stillen Hafens kann man die Brecher nicht an den geschrammten Horizont feuern hören, noch die Charterflugzeuge, die auf Buck Island zuschießen. Der einzige Krieg hier ist ein stiller

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Britannica CD Index Articles Dictionary Help Walcott, Derek, in full DEREK ALTON WALCOTT (b. Jan. 23, 1930, Castries, Saint Lucia), West Indian poet and playwright noted for works that explore the Caribbean cultural experience. He received the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1992. Walcott was of mixed black, Dutch, and English descent. He was educated at St. Mary's College, St. Lucia, and at the University of the West Indies in Jamaica. He began writing poetry at an early age, taught at schools in St. Lucia and Grenada, and contributed articles and reviews to periodicals in Trinidad and Jamaica. Productions of his plays began in St. Lucia in 1950, and he studied theatre in New York City in 1958-59. He lived thereafter in Trinidad and the United States, teaching for part of the year at Boston University. Walcott is best known for his poetry, beginning with In a Green Night: Poems 1948-1960 (1962). This book is typical of his early poetry in its celebration of the Caribbean landscape's natural beauty. The verse in Selected Poems The Castaway (1965), and

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